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Podcasts
Listen to the latest episodes here or find us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more. Discover new episodes of our insightful podcast every fortnight. Join host Darren Clark as he welcomes a new passionate guest to discuss all things SEN.
Latest Episode
SEN in Ten – Stuart Plumridge
Darren speaks to Stuart Plumridge, Sales Manager at Nessy Learning, about Nessy’s multi-sensory online programmes designed to support learners with dyslexia by making learning fun and building confidence.
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SEN in Ten – Stuart Plumridge
Darren speaks to Stuart Plumridge, Sales Manager at Nessy Learning, about Nessy’s multi-sensory online programmes designed to support learners with dyslexia by making learning fun and building confidence.
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Dyslexia
SEN in Ten – Quin Chandler
Darren speaks to Quin Chandler, Managing Director at Scanning Pens. Quin discusses how Scanning Pens’ award-winning assistive technology empowers those with literacy difficulties to read independently.
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SEN in Ten – Cheryl Warren
Darren speaks to Cheryl Warren, owner and Director of Aperion Training, a platform for support, guidance, training and products that are designed to enable early years professionals to create inspiring, supportive and nurturing environments for neurodivergent children and their families.
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SEN in Ten – Louise Dawson
Darren speaks to Louise Dawson, an independent consultant and SEN expert who provides support to children, parents, assistants, teachers, Inclusion and school leaders.
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SEN in Ten – Lauren Jeffery
Assistive technology holds immense potential, but finding the right solution can be overwhelming. Lauren Jeffery, Business Development Manager at AT Superstore shares how AT Superstore are addressing this challenge with their user-friendly platform. Lauren discusses the focus on simplifying the process of discovering and understanding assistive tools and offering resources such as detailed product comparisons and training. Lauren discusses AT Superstore’s goal to to ensure that these technologies are not only accessible but also effectively utilised, helping individuals and organisations make informed choices and unlock the full benefits of assistive technology.
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SEN in Ten – Jo Rees
In this episode, Darren speaks to Jo Rees, an educator and dyslexia specialist, sharing her journey and work in raising awareness about dyslexia. Initially a primary school teacher, Jo transitioned into special educational needs (SEN) roles, eventually leading a specialist dyslexia provision before founding her own company, Another Way Round. Jo discusses misconceptions about dyslexia and discusses the need for teacher training in neurodiversity and tailored support. Passionate about empowering individuals with dyslexia, Jo focuses on building confidence and unlocking potential beyond academic performance.
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SEN in Ten- Jessica Dearman
Darren speaks to Jessica Dearman, founder of The Teacher Experience.
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SEN in Ten – Abigail Hawkins
Darren speaks to Abigail Hawkins, Founder of SENsible SENCO.
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SEN in Ten- Jennifer Willows
Darren speaks to Jennifer Willows, UK Team Lead in Education for OrCam.
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Katrina Cochrane“It is so important to share knowledge that I have gained over the last quarter century to help improve awareness of dyslexia further.”
